Skip to content
KEITH A. BISHOPATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW (919) 490-1855

KEITH A. BISHOP, PLLC

Your next conversation starts here.

Contact Keith A. Bishop, PLLC in Durham to request a consultation or ask the office about your legal matter.

What to expect

Reaching out is the first step.

01 / CALL OR EMAIL

Share the basics.

Your name, the best way to reach you, the general type of matter, and any upcoming dates.

02 / SCHEDULE

Arrange a consultation.

The office can set a time to talk and explain which documents to bring.

03 / DISCUSS

Talk through your matter.

Discuss your questions, whether the firm can assist, and the scope of any representation.

Speak with the office

(919) 490-1855
[email protected]

Visit by appointment

1802 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy
Durham, NC 27707

Please call before visiting to confirm your appointment and office directions.

Before you send an inquiry

Share your name, contact details, and the general subject of your inquiry. Please do not send confidential case information, attachments, or sensitive personal details. If a court date or other deadline is approaching, call the office directly. An inquiry does not confirm representation or guarantee a response before a deadline.

Request a conversation

Call (919) 490-1855 or email [email protected] with your name and a brief, nonconfidential description of your matter. If a deadline is approaching, please call.

FAQ

How do I request a consultation?

Call the office at (919) 490-1855 or email with your name, contact details, and the general type of matter. Please keep online messages brief and nonconfidential.

What should I bring to a first meeting?

Bring any paperwork you have received, such as court notices, agreements, or agency letters, plus a short timeline of important dates.

Does contacting the firm create an attorney-client relationship?

No. A relationship begins only after the firm agrees to represent you and the terms of the engagement are confirmed.

What if my matter has a deadline soon?

Call the office directly. Contacting the firm does not pause or extend any court or agency deadline.